Textbook of Computerized Tomography for Technologists

Description

A CT scan, also known as a computed tomography scan, produces cross-sectional (tomographic) images of specified sections of a scanned object by using computer-processed combinations of multiple X-ray measurements obtained from different angles. This allows the user to look into the object without cutting. This book's subject matter has been presented in a straightforward manner, and each chapter includes a range of images and photographs to help clarify the important topics. The most recent advancements in the discipline have been suitably incorporated into the respective chapters. The book was developed by studying numerous standard journals in the connected field and has been assembled to give a sequential understanding of the mentioned subject. Without a doubt, the book would be extremely useful to scientists and engineers. So far, no such book has been released. It is believed that this book will be thorough enough to help scientists and engineers. The primary goal of this work is to present a sophisticated approach to the fundamental ideas of computerised tomography. This edition is planned to pave the way for both scientists and engineers in this subject.